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    Challenges→Physical systems cannot have strange attractors with infinitely intricate self-repeating structure all the way down

    At some point the classical world gives way to the quantum world

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    A different reason, though, to suspect that physical systems cannot have such self-repeating structures “all the way down” is that at some point the classical world gives way to the quantum world, where things change so drastically that there cannot be a strange attractor because the state space changes. Hence, we are applying a model carrying a tremendous amount of excess, fictitious structure to understand features of physical systems. This looks like a problem because one of the key structure

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